Patrick Mahomes has become one of the quarterbacks who is making great strides to the Hall of Fame, not only by reaching his fourth Super Bowl in five years and third in a row.
The Texas Tech graduate has three powerful reasons to make his mark in the NFL, little Sterling and Golden, and little Patrick, his children.
In 2020, after a long relationship with cheerleader Brittany Lynne Matthews, whom he had been dating since 2012, Patrick Mahomes proposed to her, and in 2022 the couple had their wedding
While Mahomes led the Chiefs to their second consecutive Super Bowl, when they lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes received the first of their three greatest victories, the birth of Sterling Skye.
The family grew a couple more times with the arrivals of Patrick Lavon and Golden Raye, the latter just a few days ago. But do you want to know the meaning of their names?
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Sterling Skye Mahomes
- Date of birth: February 20, 2021.
“Sterling” is an English term that refers to high-purity silver, symbolizing something valuable and of quality. “Skye” can refer to the sky, bringing a connotation of breadth and freedom.
Patrick “Bronze” Lavon Mahomes III
- Date of birth: November 28, 2022.
Being the third Patrick Lavon in the family, the nickname “Bronze” was chosen to continue the metal theme and to denote his position as the third, as bronze is traditionally associated with third place
Golden Raye Mahomes
- Date of birth: January 12, 2025.
The name “Golden” means “golden”, following the theme of precious metals in the names of their children. “Raye” could be a variation of “Ray”, which means “ray” or “flash of light”, providing a connotation of brightness and energy.
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